The phrase "classify from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are sorting or organizing a group of items into specific categories. For example, "We can classify the different types of rocks from igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic."
Instead, we try to classify from the first 3 milliseconds (or 128 samples, at 44 100 Hz) of each sound.
NSCLC is subclassified as adenocarcinomas, squamous cell carcinomas, and large-cell carcinomas, of which adenocarcinomas are the most common subtypes and of interest to classify from other subtypes of NSCLC.
We used the default MATLAB R2013a implementation "classify" from the Statistics Toolbox.
The same settings as described in 8 were used for the HC-PLSR, except that QDA 40 (the MATLAB® function "classify" from the Statistics Toolbox™ v7.6) was used for classification as in the N-way HC-PLSR.
After obtaining 14 features from binary and gray images, defects are classified from pseudo defects by using SVM classifier with about 92% accuracy in rods.
Their level of disability is classified from 0.5, meaning the greatest level of physical restriction, to 3.5.
It also deleted the word "classified" from a description of the kinds of material it accepts.
Excavations can be classified, from the point of view of their purpose, as planned, rescue, or accidental.
Under the strict protocols of Guantánamo's sweeping censorship regime, every page he wrote was considered classified from the moment of its creation, and each new section was surrendered to the US government for review.
Cyclists ride modified track bikes, where the riders are classified from C1-5 withethe lower the number, the greater the impairment, or on tandem bikes for visually impaired athletes with sighted pilots.
The CFLPs are classified from different views.
